Sinbad
(1971)
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Sinbad
(1971)
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Zoltán Latinovits | ... |
Szindbád
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Éva Ruttkai | ... |
Lenke
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Eva Leelossy | ... |
A fiatal Lenke
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Margit Dajka | ... |
Majmunka
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Anna Nagy | ... |
Fruzsina
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Györgyi Andai | ... |
Setétke
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Erika Szegedi | ... |
Florentina
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Anna Muszte | ... |
Virágárus lány
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Sándor Horváth | ... |
Valentin
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Éva Pap | ... |
Szépszemü lány
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Anna Czako | ... |
Valentin felesége
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Zoltán Zelk | ... |
Nusdorf bácsi
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Ildikó Bánsági | ... |
Mária
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Mária Medgyesi | ... |
Paula
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Ernõ Szénási | ... |
Vendelin
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An old man is recollecting all the women he met in his youth. An old woman wants them to commit suicide together but changes her mind. The little town has a doctor whose wife can not forget the old man, and the waiter who serves him his dinner doesn't know that Sinbad will soon court her. Written by Mattias Thuresson
A beautiful tale full of paradoxes.Imagine a film full of love affairs and not even a single sex scene in it !Well,such is the beauty of this great Hungarian film nicely shot by the legendary Hungarian cameraman Sandor Sara.One must just keep a thing in mind before starting to watch this film.It is not for all tastes.Those who have ample patience in dealing with philosophical tales should only proceed to watch this masterpiece.Zoltan Latinovits is marvelous as the aging Sindbad who aptly shows us that life is best enjoyed only when it is in constant movement.Watch out for a scene involving Sindbad eating numerous mouth watering delicacies.Sindbad is based on numerous short stories by Gyula Krudy.This film is considered to be a major classic of Hungarian Cinema.